I wonder if Krizz and/or Kutt ever get tired of teaming with Tech....

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It doesn't matter what "caliber" music you think they put out. They put their sweat and time into it, and deserve to perform it live like every other musician.
i beg to differ....i think it matters a great deal what caliber the fans think the music is....seems to me that it would help with record sales.....shitty album, shitty sales.

but what songs would they do honestly....they dont have songs like Einstein or Ima Playa in their catalog....something that even the most casual of Tech fans knows....they are being promoted to Tech's fan base....they have their own songs during his set which is letting people who are more fans of Tech than they are of Strange Music hear whut the rest of the label has to offer.....these are the same fans that dont give a fucc about tha opening acts so they prolly wouldnt catch a Kutt or Krizz set in the first place....i see your point tho being signed to the label they should get a chance to shine on their own but just because someone puts their "sweat and time" into their music doesnt mean they "deserve" to have it heard.....just go to myspace theres plenty of examples of that on there....ahahah
 
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Fuck this Short Dawg bullshit, that was such a waist of time,
What? You dont like letting people know you "Walk around with a baseball bat"? haha

But yea even if it was a combined Kali / Kutt set but still a 30 to 45 minute set I think thatll not only be the best way to open a show (besides Hed P.E.), but it would give them enough time to do there own thing as well.. But then the question comes up.. Would they even wanna do that? They would be onstage for there 30 to 40 mins PLUS Tech's hour or more
 
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I just remembered my girl and I were just talking about this issue a few days ago before I even saw this on the Sicc. And I mentioned, as I did in here that Kali / Kutt should have there own set before tech... then maybe in the middle of a song that isnt like a straight banger, itll cut off or like have static like a radio station is cutting in and have the beat to Riot Maker or einstein start and Kutt and Kali look around like WTF adn tech comes out and they all do there thing..
Well she misunderstood me and thought I meant have it on a CD which got me thinking. How many of yall would like to hear a Kali/Kutt CD... dammit I know I would. Have Tech as maybe a feature, but mostly Kali/Kutt
 
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In the end, would you pay for a Krizz Kaliko ticket if Tech wasn't going to be there? I wouldn't.

I'd pay for a Kutt ticket though. Good music, cool dude.
 
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In the end, would you pay for a Krizz Kaliko ticket if Tech wasn't going to be there? I wouldn't.

I'd pay for a Kutt ticket though. Good music, cool dude.
I wouldn't pay for a Krizz Kaliko ticket either, but there is quite a large difference between having your own concert and performing a short set before a headliner. Almost any artist has been an opening act before they had their own show.

Seriously though...I really want to see Kutt own his own stage for 25-30 minutes... I like enough of his music to fill that, easily.
 
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Shit I'd pay for a Krizz show
Right??!!??
I definately would. I'd go see a Kutt solo show too. I like the three headed monster at strange. They all do their thing well. I wouldn't mind seein' more songs from the two on stage, you just gotta trust that it'll come with time and more albums...
 
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So um... how about that Hed PE/Kutt Calhoun/The Dirtball/Potluck/DGAF tour back in January...?
I was speaking mainly on Strictly Strange events. The people that attend those shows would probably be the most interested in individual sets by Kutt and Krizz. I mean, I would have to assume so...:ermm:

But any time they get their own set would be a good thing.
 
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Agree with that, but by that same argument, Tech shouldn't even do a Strictly Strange concert because it would be the least effective in building a fan base. I mean, yeah he already has one, but really though....would it really be that difficult? I bought feature presentation and i want to see that stuff live. We deserve to see his performance.
 
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Feature Presentation better than:
Killer? No...Condense all the really good songs to one disc and it's hard to beat.
Sickology? Most definitely.

I will always maintain that Bunk Rock Bitch could've been a HUGE single in the mainstream.
 

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Feature Presentation better than:
Killer? No...Condense all the really good songs to one disc and it's hard to beat.
Sickology? Most definitely.

I will always maintain that Bunk Rock Bitch could've been a HUGE single in the mainstream.
You can't cut away half an album to compare it to another. Had Strange cut away half the album and released one disc, then sure you could say that, but they didn't. Thus, you have to take both discs into account when judging it against another release.
 
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Condense all the really good songs to one disc and it's hard to beat.
Sickology? Most definitely.
Soooo... Take all the good songs from an artists catalog and just forget the shitty ones? I don't really understand.